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Bad Seed's turn-based post-apocalyptic strategy game Insidia is now fully launched, following nearly six months in open beta.

Blizzard is pretty big on lore with Hearthstone, so it should be no surprise that the game has its own astrological calendar, with a different sign for each year.

Wargaming's got a limited-time event in the works and it brings with it a new pair of modes for pilots in World of Warplanes.

Starting today, GWENT players can now take part in the game's new Arena Mode.

Funcom officially unveiled the new game its been teasing since last week, and, as expected, it's a post-apocalyptic piece.

Funcom published its Q4 2017 financial statement today, and it's all good news, as the company states 2017 was the "most profitable year in the Company's history." That's a sharp departure from what we've seen from the company...

We have our first instance of blinking in the loot-box staredown between the video game industry and lawmakers.

Spellbinder, the next expansion for Webzen's ARPG MU Legend, is set to arrive on March 20th, and will include a new class by the same name.

Everyone likes free stuff.

Stunlock Studios is busy preparing for Battlerite's first competitive season and plans to release the Season 1 patch on March 7th.

The slightly delayed next installment in Guild Wars 2's Living World now has a title and a date.

Today, Trion revealed Defiance 2050, a "reimagined sci-fi shooter" that overhauls the original Defiance and takes it forward a few years (to 2050).

UPDATE, 3/8: Welp. Original article: Several news sites are reporting that H1Z1, Daybreak Games' battle royale title, has lost a huge chunk of its player base over the past several months.

Old School RuneScape isn't getting all the love.

Fans of hard core MMOs can now give The Tale of Toast a try.

Grab your caffeinated drink of choice and flex that F5-hitting finger.

SoulWorker, the anime-style co-op ARPG from Lion Games and Gameforge, entered open beta today.

After less than two years in service, Cabal II is closing its doors to players.

The Fable franchise makes its way into the oh-so-crowded card game market.

Paladins rids itself of Cards Unbound, Tera will allow you to buy in-game currency, all that and more, I’m Zach Sharpes and this… is Free to Play Weekly!...